(When you’re watching a video and it pixelates and lags when the action stuff happens, that’s a bad/small graphics card)Īlso the “avoid refurbished computers” tip is dead wrong.
Only important if you play video games, do digital art, or watch a lot of movies on your computer. NVIDIA, Intel HD Graphics, AMD) = How much visual complexity your computer can handle without throwing a tantrum. A computer with 4GB of RAM will probably shit itself if you try to play a game with with the internet open.
4GB, 8GB, 16GB) = How many different things your computer can do At The Same Time.Įx. *HDD is cheaper and more storage while SSD is faster, more durable, and uses less energy. 250GB, 480GB, 2TB)= How much you can store on your computer (files and apps and programs). Hard Drive(HDD)/Solid State Drive(SSD) (Ex.i3, i5, i9)= Processing Speed= how fast your internet and other programs run. Wow that would be such useful advice if only desktop PCs were small and portable and did not require desk tops on which to place them and I could take them with me when I traveled I know this is a haha funny post, but for anyone who needs it, here’s a quick-and-dirty of what you’re most likely going to see while shopping for a computer/laptop (w/Examples)! I’ve never had a computer with a functional webcam or microphone or the ability to play computer games made later than 2005 or a speaker that could play anything loud enough to hear from more than a foot away. Shopping for laptops fucking sucks ‘cause I don’t know shit about computers.
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